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Siblings are never too young to party. We had swung by The Meadows to picnic last Sat.
Last Sat was also Gardens by the Bay (GBTB) First Birthday celebration ! It seems like just yesterday when we attended it’s opening. We remembered it was also during NDP rehearsals period..
(image credit GBTB fanpage)
Since then, Meadow has hosted countless international gigs and concerts. We even welcome the Gardens’ 5th Million visitor ! GBTB is now no7 on Singapore’s top attractions, according to Tripadvisor.
Families gather at the Meadow for a picnic and concert π
Thank you GBTB team, we get to party, dine and even enjoy the concert π
All around us, on the slopes, we see families bonding and enjoying the carnival-like activities.
Video : Picnic and Party time
Activities for everyone from 3 to 80 years old.
Smiling faces everywhere, kids were literally running up and down the slopes. We always love the vast open space at Gardens π
Artistes Jack and Rai, Lee Fei Hui, Taufik Batisah and Kit Chan kept everyone delighted. We are glad ε₯Άε₯Ά (Nai Nai) could join us for a relaxing afternoon.
The crowd even get to enjoy Red Lions parachuting, Chinook flypast and F15s, thanks to NDP rehearsal.
If all fails, bubbles will always save the day for our kids π
Happy family. The kids could not stop eating the crackers π
(Image credit Lina Wee)
Happy Birthday GBTB ! Thank you for all the lovely Memories ! Continue to blossom and attract more families and events to Marina South.
Click to read SengkangBabies’s own Gardens exploration, everything from Skywalk, Cloud Forest mist, Flower Dome Tulips, Countdown fireworks, to Satays π
From now till 07Jul, if you happen to stay later near the SuperTree Grove, you might see some magical transformation π
(Image Credit Mentorgraphy’s Andrew)
Click for 2012 Jul’s opening event, and more picnic photos on our fanpage π
More details about Gardens by the Bay :
– Website
– Fanpage
– GBTB Newsletter subscribe
– Online tickets to skip the queue
Video : And this was how Gardens was first conceptualised π
